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(T. 1390)
(4) that Grmver went looking for Padgett With a shotgun (T, 1183,
(5) that Padgett cam over to the defendant's trailer voluntarily
(6) that the defendant told Padgett, at his trailer, that "everything
was all right". (T. 1392)
(7) that Padgett was not upset while at the trailer IT. 1393, 1834)
(8) that Padgett was not up& or mmemed when long drove he and Nancy
Sheppard back to the Sugar Shack, because he "had i+t taken care Gf", (T. 1249,
1394)
(9) that Padgett was not forced ta go with the defendant, Gmover, and
Elaine Parker frm the Sugar Shack (T. 1395)
(10) that the defendant brought Padgett into W l
Groover beat him up, to clean his injuries (T. 1468-1469)
(T. 1472)
Barton's house after
(11) that the defendant did mt threaten Padgett in Barton's trailer
(12) that the defendant did not give the gun to Gmover in Eiarton's
trailer (T. 1471-1472)
(13) that the defendmt was already outsi&e when Gmver threatened to
kill Padgett (T. 1473)
(14) that the defendant melted d m the
weapon (T. 1482-1484)
(15) that Gmover's knife was used to stab Padqett (T. 1495)
(16) that Ccmver admitted cutting Padgett's throat (T. 1494)
(17) that the defendant 'cold Grower that he did not kixw Padgett was
going tn be killed, and that he thought Padgett was going to k left. in the woods
to walk bm (T. 1494)
'fie evidace therefore corrbrates the defmdznt's testhny that
Padgett voluntarily accmpnied he, Elaine, and Grmwer, at least until they left
Carl Barton's trailer. There was no evidence that the defendant knew Groover had
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